St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-16
A BRILLIANT GERMAN
The Feature Of Yesterdays Many So
ciety Happenings.
THE CITY is GAY AT PRESENT.
Some of The Events Which Make Night
MusiGal---Parlies and Balls 90
Galore.

lect young society in the city. The Ia
dies were attired i'm handsome costumes
and the toilets were exceedingly fine.
The spacious halls and parlOrS were
beautifully and artiStically decorated
with plants and flowers of various cplOrs.
making lovely appearance. In the
main hall was stationed an orchestra,
which rendered a choice selection of
music during the evening in very de-
lightful manner. The dining room was
taStefully decked with flowers of brill
liant cOlors. From the beautifully ap-
pointed table in the center of the room
an elaborate repaSt was served by May,
the caterer, consisting of all the deli
cacies and fruits of the season. The
dancing took place in the front parlOr
and dining room. which were neatly
canvased. W. E. Burwell was in charge
of the dancing, which began at 9 O'Clock.
Among those who received invitations
were: Hal Watson. j. X. ID. HallOwell,
c. b. Eustis, w. Nileaux, II. w. Young,
G. f. Bell, q. H. Partridge, Josiah
Thompson, Jr., DR.. ID. Moore. j. Reeve,
II. Peckham, F. o. Darling, 5. e.
Tinker, w. +. Brooks, c. s. Langdon,
c. w. Shepard, wv. E. Burwell,
S. A. Ainsworth, A. f. Pray, E. c.
Gale, c. E. Handy. c. b. Hetf,
n VI. hHhtDl. H. L. w uldlI diu M
fred Pillsbury. Among the ladies
tie, Snyder, Bell. Gale, Wilson, Brooks,
Washburn, Langdon, Hardenburg,
Hawkins, Pillsbury, Nellie West, Mer-
rill, Hale, Oswald, Baker, Johnson.
The guests were received by Miss Min
ME Wyman, assisted by Mrs. Mullen
and Mrs. Baxter.
The Faust club gave the second of a
series of social dances for the season of
'S7-'SS at MalcOlm's dancing academy
last evening. The affair was all that
could be desired in the way of select
and cOngenial party, and was far more
successful in the point of attendance
than was anticipated by the invitation
committee. About 100 couples were
present, and the costumes of the ladies
were very pleasant and beautiful, and
on the floor presented a brill
liant and striking appearance. The
varied and rich colors of the la.
dies toilets formed variety of
kaleidoscope changes during the
progress of the dances which COM
menced at $50 O'Clock and lasted until
late hour. There were lovely and
charming faces to be seen among the
dancers, and artistic combinations of
most beautiful and rich fabrics and
bouquets served to set off feminine
charms. One noticeable feature about
the ball room was that there were very
few ornaments, for every one seemed to
find partners readily, and entered into
the dancing with spirit which gave an
assurance of the fact that every one was
enjoying most pleasant event. The
music, which was rendered in a very
creditable style by Danz's orchestra,
was received with repeated demOnStra-
tons of approval. Among the many
who were fortunate enough to secure
invitations were: Fred Haver, W. II.
Williams, w. n: Shreiner,A. Z. LIE Roy,
A. III. Weaver, Asa Wallace, III. S. .HOl-
comb, Ed Holbroke, II. Mead, E. A.
Martin, II. A. Douglass. George Nj. Cor
nelius, Joseph Moore. HI. E. Stone, E.
NJ. Tiff, ii. b. Cook, ID. l.. Sandoe, ]. A.
Warner and wife, w. II. Warner and
wife, J. NJ. Order and wife. Among the
ladies were: Misses Cutter, Sherk,
Bells, Weaver. Haven, johnson, Dewey.
Barker, Clarke, Wheeler. Reading and
many others. The floor committee, TO
which much is due for the success, con-
sisted of +. w. Haven, A. +. Leroy,
Fred Stone and George Cornelius. =
Otis Colburn, editor of the South Min
neapOlis News, gave theater party at
the Peoples last night to about thirty
of his intimate friends. Mr.. COlburn
has received many favOrs and presents
from his friends of the South side and
took this way of reciprOcatlng. Among
those present were: Ace p. Abel and
Gerhardt. Charles III. Hall, Mr.. Cooley,
Mr.. PelkintOn, Misses Van Norman,
Jennie EllasOn, Hougton, Matte Eager,
Mabel Jones, Cook. Fred MuldoOn, Aid.
and Mrs. J. ID. MuldOOn, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Muldoon, Hon. and Mrs. Frank
NJ. Nye.
The first annual ball of the Switch
mems Mutual Aid Association of North
America was given last evening at Har-
monia hall. 1t proved to be all that its
most Sanguine well-wiSherS had looked
for in the way of attendance, financial
prosperity and social success. Although
the noble and Woodworking association
is comparatively young organization,
there was a large crowd turned out to
make the event a grand success. Many
of the guests present were prominent
railroad men from Minneapolis and st.
Paul. There were also few from vari-
Gus places throughout the state who
had come to extend Inequalities in the
affair. At $3.50 when the orchestra struck
up the grand march, there were fully
200 couples on the floor. A supper was
served in the private parlOrs of the hall
by the lady friends of the association.
The Jolly club will give german to-
night at the West. A large number of
invitations have sbeen issued. Danz's
orchestra will furnish music, and de-
lightful time is assured.
TIE third social hop of the Windsor
club was given last evening at the
Windsor hotel. The party was COM
posed of very select class of society
goers and was private. Only those hav-
ing invitations were allowed admit
lance. Dancing commenced at O'Clock
and continued until midnight. Danz'S
orchestra rendered some excellent mu-
sic during the evening. Among the
many present were: S. A. Dunn and
wife, Arthur Ives and lady, Z. S. Win
ter and wife, F. c. Britain and wife,
George Brown and wife. f. Carlson and
wife, George Crist and lady, NJ. p. Sat
terlee and wife and many others.
NOTES.
Company A will give grand military
ball at Malcolm'S dancing academy to-
night. The members will appear i'm
fatigue uniforms, which will present a
very charming appearance upon the
floor. A large number of invitations
have been issued. DAMS orchestra has
been secured to furnish music. and a
pleasant evening is looked for by the
committees in charge.
The Young Ladies' Society of the st.
PaurS church gave an entertainment
yesterday afternoon and evening In the
parlors of the church. The stands
where fancy articles and Christmas
presents were for sale, were neatly dec
grated with flowers and ribbons by the
ladies: A neat little sum was Melted to
go into the church fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Oliver were pleas
antly surprised at their home. 2Sl1
Tenth street north. Tuesday evening by
about forty friends. The occasion was
the fiftieth anniversary of their we'd